Dublin to Budapest Flights on Aer Lingus from €91.64*

Aer Lingus operates a regular service from Dublin (DUB) to Budapest (BUD). We offer departures throughout the day for your convenience.

Why fly to Budapest with Aer Lingus

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How long is the flight from Dublin to Budapest?

The total duration of the flight from Dublin to Budapest is 2 hours and 50 minutes.

Things to do and places to see in Budapest

Hungary is located in central Europe. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint (HUF). You can buy around 336 Forints for 1 Euro. Budapest is the capital of Hungary and the largest city in Hungary in terms of population. The total population of Budapest is approximately 1.7 million. The city is fabulous and it has a lot to offer any curious tourist. Our top 3 picks are listed below:

1. Gellért Baths: Budapest is built on thermal springs and it offers a selection of baths around the town. This means that thermal baths are very popular in Budapest - it’s a must to experience them. Gellért Baths are one of the most popular baths in Budapest. They are located at the rear of the Gellert hotel, which is a magnificent building. Inside there are a few indoor and outdoor pools to swim and splash around. Don’t forget to bring flip flops, a bathing suit and a swimming hat.
2. Faust Wine Cellars: Faust Wine Cellar is located in a historical underground wine cellar in the Buda Castle District. You will learn about local wines and get a chance to taste these delicious beverages. Individual and groups are welcome. A reservation is highly recommended as the cellar is rather small and has only a few tables.
3. Buda Castle Hill Funicular: It’s a spectacular incline railway built in 1870 at the bridge that connected Buda and Pest. It links Adam Clark Square the Szechenyi Chain Bridge at river level to Buda Castel at the top. The total length of the rail is almost 100m and height at 51 meters. The hill gradient reads 31.75 degrees, which makes it pretty steep. There are two cars in operation, each one can take up to 24 passengers. The rail provides a nice view of the city and an easy way to get to the castle at the top. Is definitely worth taking a ride to admire the view of the city.

How to get from Budapest airport to the city centre

Budapest airport is located around 22km south-east of the city centre. There are many transport options available to you on your arrival.

Taxi: This is the most popular and quickest option to get to town. Taxi drivers tend to speak good English and are very friendly. The taxi journey will take approximately 30 minutes, traffic dependent and will cost around €25 to get to the city centre.

Bus: There is a bus line 200E operating a 24 hour service between both terminals and Nagyvárad tér metro station. From the metro station, you will be able to catch a train to the city centre. The journey will take around 45 minute and will cost only a few euros.

Train: Budapest airport is well connected with the City centre by trains. Ferihegy is the closest train to Terminal 2. There are many connections during the day, including the Intercity line. The journey will take less than 30 minutes and will cost a few hundred HUF.

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